| Pranati Nayak is a well-known Indian artistic gymnast. |
| She won a bronze medal in the Asian Artistic Gymnastics Championships in 2019 in Mongolia. |
| Pranati is India's third major vaulting medalist in the World Championships after Dipa Karmakar and Aruna Reddy. |
| In 2014, Pranati and Dipa reached the All-Around finals at the Asian Games, and Pranati won her first medal at Children’s Asiad in Russia. |
| Her motivation to win medals internationally stems from wanting to make life easier for her parents, especially her father who drove a bus for many years. |
| She received a continental quota spot in the 2020 Summer Olympics alongside Milka Gehani after the cancelation of the 2021 Asian Championships. |
| Her coach is Minara Begum, who supported Pranati throughout her career. |
| Pranati is an Indian Railways employee through the sports quota. |
| Pranati has shown dedication to gymnastics since a young age, always eager to practice and improve. |
| She started gymnastics officially at nine and moved to Kolkata to pursue the sport after Minara Begum's recommendation. |
| Pranati's father recounted her childhood days and expressed gratitude for the support received for her gymnastics career. |
| During the Covid-19 lockdown in 2020, Pranati maintained her training regime with homemade equipment and support from her coaches. |
| She credits her hard work during the lockdown to her success. |
| Pranati sought advice from Dipa Karmakar, the Indian gymnast who competed in the 2016 Rio Olympics, for guidance and confidence. |
| At seven, Pranati thought she was doing Yoga when she began gymnastics, eventually realizing her interest in the sport. |
| She became the second Indian gymnast to qualify for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics in 2021. |
| Pranati participated in the 2023 Asian Games, advancing to the finals in both the women's vault and all-around gymnastics competitions. |
